map-systems

To map a mobile app concept into a systems index, you need to decompose the concept document into foundation, core, and supporting systems. This process applies dependency-driven topological sorting to generate a prioritized design order output.

Prioritizing architecture design tasks requires an upstream-first approach using dependency graphs. By mapping concept components into a systems index, you establish a clear design order that orchestrates hand-offs between foundational and supporting systems.

Yes, you need a complete concept document such as design/concept.md to generate a dependency-driven systems map. The mapping process relies on fully defined concept parameters to accurately output the prioritized design/systems-index.md file.

Topological sorting maps app concepts by ordering systems based on their architectural dependencies. It evaluates the concept structure to sequence foundation, core, and supporting systems, ensuring upstream dependencies are resolved before downstream design work begins.

Yes, you can use this systems index mapping for team planning. It generates a centralized design/systems-index.md reference that coordinates architecture work and supports clear hand-offs across foundation, core, and supporting systems for the design team.

Dependency graph mapping for mobile app concepts requires a fully complete concept definition to function correctly. It cannot prioritize systems effectively if the initial concept lacks structural clarity or if dependencies between foundation and supporting systems are ambiguous.